Four Seasons Hotel Milano has unveiled a new and reimagined centerpiece of its recent transformation. Presidential Suite and designer suitea complete redesign of all 118 guest rooms and suites has been completed.
Renovation by famous designer Pierre Yves Rochoncombines contemporary luxury with traditional Milanese design, giving the hotel a modern edge while preserving its historic elegance.
of Presidential SuiteThe hotel’s flagship 177 square meter Residence stands out for its sophisticated blend of history and modernity. Featuring an “avant-garde style with historic details such as wood ceilings and black marble fireplaces,” the suite features tactile materials, from wool and bouclé to leather and wood.
The art collection includes four prints by Giampietro Zanotti (1674-1765) inspired by the ceiling frescoes of Bologna’s Palazzo Poggi, as well as artwork by Paola Paronet, Federica Bouvani, Murano glass pieces, and an installation by Italian ceramist Ariana de Luca. Frette linens, Rubelli textiles and a carefully selected elegant color palette complete the experience.
Serving as a private residence within the hotel, this suite features a large living area with a fully integrated cocktail bar, bedroom, dressing room, bathroom and private kitchen. The contemporary design of the bathroom features Breccia Calacatta marble with dramatic red and aubergine veins, combined with a geometric flooring that adds strength and identity to the space.
Meanwhile, 91 square meters designer suite The 91 square meters of bright and sophisticated space reflects contemporary Italian design. Iconic oval windows illuminate the bedroom, living area and workspace, while wood floors, custom-made carpet and Frette seats create warmth and sophistication. Mid-century Italian inspiration, from Gio Ponti to Fornasetti, blends naturally with Rubelli and Dedar fabrics. The Carrara marble bathroom with deep bathtub and Charlotte Perriand-inspired library enhance both functionality and style.
In every suite at Four Seasons Hotel Milan, the original marble has been preserved and enhanced, and custom woodwork continues the tradition of local artisans.